1962
DOI: 10.1097/00005053-196205000-00010
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Polyneuronopathy: Report of a Case

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“…These include the occurence of eye muscle palsies in the distribution of a specific cranial nerve, the fact that other cranial nerve involvement is of a lower motor neurone type, and the observation that anatomically adjacent motor and sensory pathways in the brain-stem are spared. In addition, the preponderance of pathological information supports a peripheral mechanism (Haymaker and Kernohan, 1949;Baker, 1943;Munch-Petersen and Reske-Nielsen, 1962). We must also consider the possibility that both peripheral and intramedullary mechanisms are operative, giving a mixed clinical picture.…”
Section: Case Reportsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These include the occurence of eye muscle palsies in the distribution of a specific cranial nerve, the fact that other cranial nerve involvement is of a lower motor neurone type, and the observation that anatomically adjacent motor and sensory pathways in the brain-stem are spared. In addition, the preponderance of pathological information supports a peripheral mechanism (Haymaker and Kernohan, 1949;Baker, 1943;Munch-Petersen and Reske-Nielsen, 1962). We must also consider the possibility that both peripheral and intramedullary mechanisms are operative, giving a mixed clinical picture.…”
Section: Case Reportsmentioning
confidence: 99%